To:G. V. PLEKHANOV

Published:First published in 1925 inLenin Miscellany IV.

      Sent from London to Geneva.

      Printed from the original.Source:Lenin
	  Collected Works,

      Progress Publishers,[1977],

      Moscow,Volume 43,

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Ihave been unwell again these days and that is why I did not answer
you. The Breshkovskaya item received, but too late to go in the current
issue. It will go in the next.

Areyou writing about collective liability? (I have asked thatS.-Peterburgskiye
Vedomosti[2]be sent to you.) It would be a good thing to have an
article on the subject for the next issue. The visitor has left. I do not
know whether it will be possible to settle the affair. At any rate I got
him to agree to mediation by the O. C.

Bestregards,Yours....

P.S.You don’t say anything about my

			      pamphlet.[1]Please send it to the printers as soon as possible: it is most important
not to hold it up. It can be read later in the proofs, if anyone else is
interested, not in the manuscript.

[1]Tothe Rural Poor(see present edition, Vol. 6,
pp. 361–432).—Ed.

[2]S.-PeterburgskiyeVedomosti. (St. Petersburg Recorder)—a
newspaper founded in St. Petersburg in 1728 as the successor to the first
Russian newspaperVedomostifounded in 1703. Ceased publication at
the end of 1917.